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| What publication defines Army policy about alcohol/drug abuse? |
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| What does ACSAP stand for? |
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| Army Center for Substance Abuse Programs |
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| What's the mission of ASCAP? |
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| to conserve manpower, and strengthen the fitness/effetiveness of army |
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| It's a program that provides substance abuse deterrence, prevention, ID, and rehab. |
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| What are the two tenets of ASAP? |
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| What's the army's view on alcohol and drugs? |
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| The use of drugs/abuse of alcohol is inconsistent with the army values, warrior ethos, and discipline necessary to complete the mission. |
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| What's the minimum hours of substance abuse awareness training/year? |
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| What is the responsible use of alcohol? |
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| Consuming alcohol lawfully and responsibly, w/self imposed limits on time, place, and quantity. |
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| Impairment of soldiers is defined as having a BAC equal or greater than __? |
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| Can you drink during duty hours? |
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| No, unless the first general officer says so. |
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| Random drug testing should test _ to _ % of the battalion weekly. |
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| A urine sample container must have _ mL's of piss. |
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| How can you be tested for drugs/alcohol? |
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| urine, blood, breathylizer |
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